Essential Urology: A Guide to Clinical Practice

314 Pages·2012·7.53 MB·English

by  Jonathan H. Ross (auth.)

C C U
URRENT LINICAL ROLOGY
E A. K , MD, S E
RIC LEIN ERIES DITOR
PROFESSOR OF SURGERY
CLEVELAND CLINIC LERNER COLLEGE OF MEDICINE HEAD,
SECTION OF UROLOGIC ONCOLOGY
GLICKMAN UROLOGICAL AND KIDNEY INSTITUTE
CLEVELAND, OH
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Jeannette M. P otts
Editor
Essential Urology
A Guide to Clinical Practice

2nd Edition
Editor
Jeannette M. Potts
Men’s Health Consultant
Palo Alto, CA, USA
ISBN 978-1-62703-091-5 ISBN 978-1-62703-092-2 (eBook)
DOI 10.1007/978-1-62703-092-2
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For my beloved, Dr. Christopher Payne, whose invaluable
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even better than the fi rst.

Preface
This is the new and greatly improved edition of Essential Urology . I consider
myself very fortunate to have been given the opportunity to make improve-
ments on what has already been one of the most successful books in the urol-
ogy series.
As before, this textbook covers all aspects of urological health and disease
as it presents in patients during various life stages. It serves as a primer for
general urologists, primary care physicians, obstetricians and gynecologists,
pediatricians, and allied health-care providers. Life stages addressed include
childhood, young adulthood, sexual functioning, fertility, pregnancy, and
urological conditions occurring in adulthood or those associated with aging.
Chapters are dedicated to conditions speci fi c to gender, age, or setting. For
example, urinary tract infections are addressed in separate chapters as UTI
pertains to speci fi c patient populations: UTI in children, prostatitis in men,
UTI in setting of nephrolithiasis and during pregnancy, and fi nally UTI asso-
ciated with neurogenic bladder, catheterization, and sexually transmitted
infections.
Signi fi cant improvements made to this edition include many exciting new
revisions and updates, as well as the addition of four new chapters: one focus-
ing on dermatological conditions affecting the genitourinary region, another
pertaining to male infertility, another comprising an overview of alternative
and complementary medicine, and fi nally a comprehensive review of male
and female sexual functioning.
As a board certi fi ed family physician who has dedicated nearly 20 years to
an exclusive urological practice, I am honored by the collaboration of so
many experts, my friends and colleagues, who have made this textbook pos-
sible. But I am likewise privileged to share this resource with the medical
community.
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Contents
1 Pediatric Potpourri ....................................................................... 1
Jonathan H. Ross
2 Urinary Tract Infections in Children .......................................... 15
Richard W. Grady
3 Screening and Early Detection for Genitourinary Cancer ....... 27
Jeannette M. Potts
4 Basic Imaging in Urology ............................................................. 43
Martin B. Richman, Richard Ghavami, and George Stern
5 Hematuria ...................................................................................... 65
Mark J. Noble
6 Evaluation and Medical Management of Kidney Stones .......... 87
Mitchell R. Humphreys and John C. Lieske
7 Management of Urological Problems During
Pregnancy: A Rationale and Strategy ......................................... 123
Kevin R. Loughlin
8 Female Urinary Incontinence ...................................................... 137
Christopher K. Payne
9 Interstitial Cystitis ........................................................................ 161
Jason P. Gilleran and Kenneth M. Peters
10 Urinary Tract Infection: Beyond Uncomplicated
Cystitis ............................................................................................ 173
Christopher K. Payne and Jeannette M. Potts
11 Prostatitis and Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome .......................... 193
Jeannette M. Potts
12 Genitourinary Dermatology ......................................................... 203
Emily C. Keller and Kenneth J. Tomecki
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